A bold statement in adaptive reuse and architectural reinvention, this masterfully crafted freestanding residence evokes luxury, style and opulence. Dramatic in scale, the home reveals elegantly composed spaces complemented by a refined material palette and sophisticated aesthetic. An inspired design resolution to the demands of contemporary family living by Natalie Andersen of Look Design Group, sumptuous interiors present a bespoke sanctuary of space and light. Placed in a desirable Randwick North pocket, the property is footsteps to local favourite Nooks Place, moments to the Light rail and Randwick Village, and a stroll to the green expanses and playgrounds of Centennial Park. Sun-soaked north-to front aspect, Krause Ghost brick facadeVoluminous open plan living and dining flows to the outdoorsEntertainers' rear terrace, lush lawns and landscaped gardensCasual living room connecting to sun-kissed northern terraceStatement wall of limestone + travertine brick by Eco OutdoorExquisite Neolith sintered stone kitchen and island benchButler's pantry, Miele appliances, integrated refrigerationLuminous master suite, luxe bathtub ensuite, walk-in wardrobeLuxurious stone appointed bathrooms and ensuites throughoutBespoke joinery detailing includes bench seating and storageBurnished concrete floors, engineered oak timber floorboardsLofty ceilings, skylights, gas fireplace, plush loop pile carpetCommercial-grade doors and windows, CCTV and keyless entryAukuvox smart home automation system, ducted air conditioning to all roomsSolar panels, electric car charger and Tesla battery storageTwo invaluable car parking spots accessible via Prince LaneDA approval in place for garage, potential studio above (STCA)Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe reliable. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however we cannot guarantee it. All interested parties should make and rely upon their own enquiries. Images may include digitally enhanced or AI-generated content for illustrative purposes and may not precisely represent the actual and complete property or its features.
